Lawyer Tim Coakley Is Ejected From Court in Dramatic Clash
Timothy W. Coakley a famed lawyer and political leader was removed from a Superior Court session after a heated exchange with Judge Bond during Annie Davis v Boston Elevated Railway. The incident began over admissibility of a witness book and ended with a deputy removing Coakley from the courtroom as the judge adjourned.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Superior Court
Bond
Coakley
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Corporation
Annie Davis
T. W. Coakley
H. L. Baker
G. H. Mellin
A. I. Peckham
Henry M. Ballard
Ballard
Campbell
Mr. Coakley
Eetence
Coakley Millar
Court rows over impounding a witness book
In a courtroom scene Mr. Coakley pressed to impound a book used by witness Ballard until Monday. The judge pressed for a clear request and the matter ended with the court closing as Mr. Coakley declined further comment.
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Coakley
Ballard
Mr. Mellin
Mr. Coakley
Montpelier Society Man Jailed In Bank Note Case
Dr. Waldo R. Harkness of Montpelier was arrested on a charge of obtaining 2060 dollars from the Montpelier Savings Bank by a note later declared bad He allegedly turned the funds over to Capital Savings Bank to cover notes and spurred by a demand for redemption Harkness 30 a UVM graduate known in local society has notable relatives including former Burlington mayor Hamilton Peck and former Governor Barstow’s daughter Nellie Barstow.
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Montpelier
Waldo R. Harkness
G. B. Evans
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company
Capital Savings Bank
Harkness
Hamilton
Peck
Burlington
Walter B. Gates
Nellie Barstow
Barstow
L. Bart Cross
Montpelier Bank
Brock
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Peck
University of Vermont
Burdick Murder Probe Traces Worker to Ashland and Summer
Police in Buffalo search for a new clue in the Burdick factory murder mystery. A hackman is reported to have driven a young woman with a satchel toward the Burdick house near the time of the crime. Investigators pursue the possible link.
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Hackman
Ashland Avenue
Summer Street
Burdick
Investi
Burdick Murder Seen Declared Unsolvable
Police in Buffalo believe the Edwin L. Burdick murder may remain unsolved after 36 hours of intensive inquiry yielding little usable information. The case has drawn wide attention as investigators press for any clue that might crack the mystery.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Edwin L. Burdick
Tambos and tambourine girls in Salem street clash
In Union Square a street scuffle drew two hurdy gurdy men, two tambourine girls, and two Salem men. Christopher Chisholm and Angelo Acori were arrested amid claims of assaults and a revolver firing amid the melee. Witnesses cite Chisholm shielding the girls during the brawl.
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Lynn
Union Square
Salem
Christopher’ Chisholm
Angelo Acori
Chisholm
Acorn
Thief-Plot Foiled At Brookline House
Two men attempted to enter J A Sawtelle’s Brookline residence at 1243 Beacon Street by climbing a piazza pillar. A family member’s alarm scared them away about 7 pm. Police, led by Chief Corey, searched the area after the alert. The Sawtelle family supplied a detailed description of the intruders.
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J. A. Sawtelle
Beacon Street
Brookline
Boston
Corey
Sawtelle
Colima Volcano Erupts Again in Violent Display
Colima Mex March 6 At 10 o clock this morning the volcano erupted with its most violent demonstration yet. Residents in Tuxpan are in consternation with some fleeing to nearby hills and others kneeling in the streets to pray.
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Colima
Mex
Tuxpan
Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Boston area forecast shows Saturday fair with rain developing in the evening or night. Sunday brings rain with light southerly winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
20 Lives Saved in North Square Fire Rescue
Patrolmen J E Nickerson and Dunn of Division 1 helped awaken about 25 occupants at 28 Worth Square where a fire gutted the first floor used as a pastry shop. A woman leaped to safety and a six month old infant was found. total damage about $500 with no serious injuries.
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J. E. Nickerson
Dunn
Division 1
Worth Square
Generoso Ferullo
Nickerson
Jealous wife shoots husband in Cambridge home
Mrs. Bradford Stockton of 16 Somerset Street Cambridge admitted firing four shots at her husband during a drunken dispute. Stockton, badly wounded, was taken to Cambridge Hospital where doctors reported two bullets in his body and one in the face. Mrs. Stockton remains in delicate condition. police plan a thorough inquiry before acting.
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Bradford Stockton
Somerset Street
Cambridge
McElroy
Stockton
Neigbor
Neighbbors
Delayed Letter Blamed for injunction in Wabash strike
President Ramsey blames late delivery of a union letter for the injunction against a Wabash firemen and trainmen strike. He says early receipt would have prevented the order, notes no action beyond filing papers, and expects potential strike action if dissolved. Gould and union leaders may weigh in, while service overall continues normally.
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ST. Louis
Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
Wabash
George J. Gould
Brotherhoods of Firemen
Wabash Railroad
Wakefield man saves woman from electric car crash
Michael Logan of Wakefield acted swiftly near Hanover and Marshall streets to pull Ellen Davis from under an electric car fender after a near fatal incident. Davis, of 4 Leverett Street, escaped with minor cuts and bruises after aid at the Relief station.
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Michael Logan
Wakefield
Ellen Davis
Leverett Street
Hanover Street
Marshall Street
Logan
Division 1
Machinery Displaces the Window Glass Blower in Pittsburg
The American Window Glass Company announced that on March 14 all its factories will close. When closed, they will install new glass blowing machines that replace the country’s highest paid skilled labor, producing glass at less than one-third the cost. The move addresses independents who refuse a uniform spring plant closing.
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Pittsburg
Pend
American Window Glass Company
the Trust
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Seth T. Paine
North Square
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